Dacia will renew its range of sedans between 2026 and 2029
The Dacia product plan for 2026-2030 has been unveiled.
- After renewing its Duster SUV and launching a larger SUV than the Duster called Bigster, the Romanian brand Dacia, a subsidiary of the Renault group, plans to renew its range between 2026 and 2030.
- 2026 : A facelift of the Sandero sedan and the Jogger estate is scheduled for 2026. On this occasion, the Sandero will be marketed in a full-hybrid version for the first time in its history (either the 1.6 or the 1.8) while the Jogger will adopt the 1.8 hybrid engine of 155 hp already fitted to the Duster and Bigster in replacement of the 1.6 hybrid of 140 hp.
- 2027 : The battery electric Spring (A-segment) will be replaced by a derivative of the future battery electric Renault Twingo. This future Dacia will therefore abandon the low-cost platform inherited from the Indian Kwid in favor of the Twingo's CMF-B-EV platform, along with its motor and battery, which will provide it with greater range and comfort. The anticipated price is less than €18,000, thanks to production taking place in Slovenia rather than China.
- 2028 : The Sandero will be replaced just two years after its facelift. The future Sandero will use the platform of the Renault Clio VI, which will be launched in 2026. It's possible that this model will be offered as a battery electric vehicle for the first time. Finally, the Stepway version will become a standalone model, supporting the Sandero in the B segment.
- 2029 : The range may be completed with a C-segment sedan and station wagon to compete with the Skoda Octavia. This move upmarket would attract a new customer segment currently absent from Dacia.